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had attended school great share or this
time; my kind and gentle teacher had grown
very dear to mo in the th-ce years she
taught Us in tho little white building among
the trees. But at tho end Of three years she
was married to IL. Dayton, a worthy young
M. D., and no took her and her mother away
with him to his home in the city. shall
never forget TIE terrible loneliness felt,
when, on one bright morning in October,
went up to the litslo cottage to bid her good
bye. Every thing was in confusion inside,
for they were packing their goods, and I
folt an added weight of sorrow in the sight
seemed to Sigh mournfully, thought, as I
went down tho narrow gravel walk after o
last fearful embrace from Mrs. Dayton, who
had been my kindest friend.
seemed quito alone now, for our next
teacher was a gentleman, end a most dis
agreeable one at that; but learned rapidly
under his tuition, and had the satisfaction
Of being called the best scholar in school.
was now about fifteen years OF age In
personal appearance was tail, with mod
srately plump figure, brown eyes, pink
cheeks and white, even tooth. Ny hair was
brown and heavy, and was my especial
pride, as it curlcd naturally and no one do
MED re the privilege OF curling it; always
wore it so, in ripp,ing curls, to my waist.
Maggie and the other servants declared I
was pretty as picture, but / mover bc-.
loved it, for knew, placed beside the
radiant beauty Of golden-haircd Ir1na Bar
rett, my few charms would sink into insig-.
nihcance. Irma was now grown young
lady and had beon ut boarding school for,
tyo years. She was to enter society soon, !
wrs told.
Irving was at college, but he did not par
Gcular,y distinguish himself, the servants
declared, who had heard Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton discussing the scrapcs he succeeded In
getting into. From tse accounts l hoard
from him he was wild md reckless. But
Bortie Clayton, now grown q handsome
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CHURCHES.

NtHRISTIAN- Preaching every Sunday at
~ N O'Clock n. IN. ana 1880 p. IN. Prnycr
meeting every Thursday night. Sunday school
Rt 10 o. clock 4. IN. every sunday.
". MCFARLAND. Pastor.
NEETHODIST EPISCOPAL.-Scrviccs cvery
Ikl sunday ut 20 n. IN. and 30 p. IN. sun
day school every sunday Mt 10 n. IN. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening nj I;JO.
Strangers invited. II. SANDERsON, Pastor.
DRESBYTERIAN.-Sc every sunday Mt
y N u. IN. and Z 30 p. m. sunday school at
10 IN. REv MCELEOy, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH - Services on End
Sunday OF every month nj ShcrlOcka hall, at
1900 n. IN. REV. kEARFUL Pastor.
HERMAN BAPTIST BRETHREN-Hold reg
Vt ulnr services at Mingona, Barber county,
the second and fourth Sundays In each month.
AT Forrest school house ON the second Sunday
Cedar Creek school house on the third sunday.
1iy Elders ShainbCrgpr, Smith and Ncher.
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my absence somehow daily expected him
now, and the thought that he should come and
not find me there nearly drove me dis
tracted. You may think mo foolish and
bold, dear reader, 70 say nothing Of being
over-ccnfdent In an entire strangers prom
iscs, to have chung with such tenncity to so
frail hope, but l fcrventiy pray you may
never have felt the want Of friend az
did
II was while debating these thoughts in my
mind that Maggie entered TO inform me
must get really TO 90 10 Mr. Rranz in the
morning; IL was already too la.e TO 60 this
evening.
made no answer TO her remarks, but
after dusk that evening, i1npellod by some
restless spirit, 1 wrapped shawl about mo
and stcle out for q walk In pacing through
tho hall I encountered the old gentleman
i knew to 30 Mr.. Calcdon. he stepped
short on seeing me and threw up his hands
with gcSsure CT Advertisements
'sBlcss mv SOIL . ho exclaimed. s.who is e.
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POSTAL.

FU0IhIt
Postofiice ~ Medicine Lodge open from
koa PAi. Sundays ono hour ON arrival of mail.
Money order onicC. T. A. MCCLEAuY, y. ".
a. S. S.MCCLEAnY, Assistant.
Tho Nails:
From Attica ana nl Eastern points, arrives
daily NJ 1870 PN; leaves daily ~ 2:'A NJ
Prom Ashland, Coldwater, NesCutungu, Sol
fiior Creek, i.Cd Greek, sun city, Lake tty,
( MlpgOna. kinsmnn, BrOss, Now kiOwa, arrives
dsily.
I, Il IA, arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
"a ysat5PM. DcpartsTuCsdAys, Ihursdaysan
saturdays ats IAN.
FROM tukn, Elm Mills and Saratoga arrives on
4 flNucsdays aud Fridays at y N and departs on
WudneFdnya nud SRttirinYa nt 3 A N.
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Harper ana Western Railroad Time Card.

GOING EAST.
IassonRer and Express, leaves. a:;5 y. IN.
Freight, leaves ...................... lu;VO n IN
COMiSu WEST.
Passenger and Express, arrives. 40 p. m j.
Freight, arrives .b:aO y. m.
n. HAUsER, sup't.
NUwosf Trofufpaafpr
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Be kind enough, dear reader, TO imagine
i've years have passed since was frat
brought to Caledon Heights. by life had
varied verv Little ono year from another. I
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soCIETIRs.

DuIPHIA LoDdE, No. l4O, X. Of p. neets on
Monday evening OF each week, at Odd Fellows
hall. Visiting Knights I'm good standing invi-
ted to attend VIII. MCCAGUE, q. q.
J. N. BARDwEIi. X. OF II. as.
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an EArLosIVE CoAL.

The facts thus far bFoneht 10 light
BY tbs investigation Of the recent terri
bic disaster AZ Aanaimo lndace the be
ilsf thai u vas caused By an explosion
Of coal dust and not By an explosion Of
Gre damp a. wss at hfst supposed. This
naturally leads one 20 inquire whether
there 10 anything In the Eanaimo coal
which renders re dat peculiarly liable
10 explode when iguitHd.
Absurd Is suSh . suppositiOn 81 frss
seems, IL Is not altogether at iasliGsd.
There have been altogether very few
explosions Of coal dust. aud IL IL only
within the past few years that the pre-
sence Of dust has been regarded 90 q
possible source Of danger. OF the few
explosions which have taken place,
however. two have been al Nanaimo.
The FIRST Of these, that on board the
Queen Of the Paoiho. eaussd nine
deaths, and The loss Of life by the sec
oad vas AppaIllngly great. Surely there
IL reason for determining whether the
dust Of Nanaifno coal IL peculiarly dan.
aeroua. and there are sufficient grounds
for believing that it is, TO justify an In.
vestigation.
A caFefui analysis os the coal nude
With . view 10 determining this particu.
lar point, would probably indioais
whesher the fact thai two such sxplo
siOns have ocourFsd AZ Nanaimo 10 O
mere coincidence OF whether IL IL due
10 property Of The coal which has hilh.
sEto been unsupported. Tue public gen.
orally, as well 81 the miosFs. are interest
cd In having the investigation made, Tor
" NanaimO coal paFtAkss 80 mach Of
the qualities Of guBpovder as the tw,
explosions would indicate, unusual pre-
cautions should be taken by thoss VII,
handle 10.
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MoRK ConsseTso.A.


The eonvictlcn Of the Chicago hood
Isrs," HeGariais and Mcdonald, d
another marked tEiumph for justice
The operations Of thess men vere q
bold a. they were unseFupnlo0a. The
peopIe Of Cook county weFs their vie
tiEns. And The county treasury wes Tia
puEss into which they reached. Than
sonyietisn Il doe largely 10 The Efforts
Of State Attorney GFiansiI. - vhOm
also lie dus the credit Of eonyietine the
Anarchists.
New York SENDS her beOdle aldermen
and Der bEibe RiveEs TO Sing Sing. Chi
eaRo sends her corrupt eounty officials
10 joliet and sentences her Anarchist
maTdsrsFs 10 death. Such events are
Of good omen and iEdaee the belief
that jastics has not entirely departed
from the land.
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rnUHMAx A. A cASDuDIrE.

The Ohio Democrats. or. 81 leaal q
determined and noisy portion Of them.
express their intention Of eleelinz Allen
u. Thurman Governor OF Ohio. whether
be permits himself 10 be considered a
candidate or BOT. lie has repeatedly
declared In the mosl untquivoOal terms
that he will net be q candidate under
any circumstances and that he would
NOS act a. Governor II be should be
elected 10 the Office. In spite Of this
declaration, however. bis nomination Is
seriously discussed. those who favor IL
arguing THAI u nominated BY aeolama
ton ana elected by large ma iority.
Judge Thurman would not refuse Ia
serve as Governor. They evidently he
lleve that the people Of Ohio are a. en-
thnsisstio admirers % Thurman as
themselves aud do not consider The fact
that { majority Of theu would probably
decline 10 force upon q man an office
whiOh be did noi desire and vas deter
HAtnea uot 10 ACCEPT
This enthusiasm for Thurman, how
ever, 10 not due 10 any new feund adj
miration for the DISTINGUISHED tx sena
tor. The Ohio Dsm Oerats do net lsve
him any more than they have loved him
IN the past. They are booming him
from purely sslash motives. They
ranst have q candidate, and they find
that they have not an svailable man in
their party, and thAt they gill be eom.
PEELED to diR poor Old Iharman from
the political graveyard in which they
barred him, and make q candidate Of
hin. II they hops to make even a
formal opposilion 10 che Republicans
Governor Foraker will certainly be the
Republican candidate. and the Demo
Gratis hate Foraker With hatred which
10 appalling 10 lie intensity. II Thu.
man woald oonssnt TO make the canvass
they might vossihly spesced in eleesine
him. With any OF the ether meu who
have been mentioned ~ candidates the
oaiy question o. be decided on slec,inp
day would be the slEs o. FosaAet's ma.
ierity. Hence arises the demand for
TharmAn.
Thurman, hewSSes. ts apparsutly a.
Determined Coz 10 be candidate a. n,
noisy Democrats arc 10 sOupsl him 10
be one. lie owes nothing 30 tbs Demo
erAts Of Ohio. end be probably feels
that teeS oSs . great deal 10 him. They
have treated him shamefallv In ~.
vast, and be voald be more thar An.
uan II be would nos emerge from h,s
retirement 10 order 10 assist them a
gain an slniost In possible v.s:ory wAish
would b 90 han = soafes neishes q
ssasnt nor az hSnor. he made tie
Democratic PARTY Of uaio s,rauS. and
20 ITS s'rcne'h Il cast hiu aside ana
shwsEtsd bis svsSy ambition. Ia re.
fs>ed 10 rs'aru hiu 10 Tie ssas which
be had hoHored in tho senate. Il via.
held Vie sapPest vhan be sight have be.
eoa'e The Democratic eauAiaass for
President If she Uaitea StaIsa Hhfs
saoSn him Dothins bai itjasssss asa
iaeratiiads, aad i, l. entitled 10 soshins
fFcua him.
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ssztezent thzt Nsxiosns h4vs 3 reuaKk-
shiy ana seusH ef konnT and Stand
sehas1 Il tks gTaos snd s2ss Wi4h walsh
tbe Asssxiean bsaaks his word
IRE GID PkET OF TEE FKEEoaxkscz
vas The willingness Ct 3 Rfsaf majority
o. ftSsa pEsseEa 10 aecept s. true al
tk1t tie ecsex locking, brown faced
aEsan eysd CID Doctor hsA 10 ssy-Eaary
znsgszi z ths quassiens for hin ktas
had teen rrop0aEded b. ctksrss zbo~
me THAI ttsy bad reAd and profese1 z
be ~ oonEersEat Eiah the scheme ~ b
who claimed ta be The hfss ooiSnsst VIZ
hzd iazaEd s. fopsiobafnpo. Al tn
wss Ia tbs faes sf tie reports TAFT havl
eos1e 3 thss city Of tbe dirsss distress
even aspFoset ing starvation that SKIS
Gt the aolo1y.
Ire oo1traStOrs hzve TUNED 10.
SziscEbaek over 70 the esnstractiou &c
psrsEaens Of the Northern Psciac Rail
road.
Little Toumy FgaEisF, tbe three
yszT-osd sou Of Mr.. Gid Frazer, re
vith "a accident thss afternoon that ia
4 tine VS. feared would fesult danRef
cusiy. He was seriously iBiared alc
rendered fnzensibla By fall. Physie
isaa vsro saEzausd, ard al this VIII
tnz be is req rted - somewhat betssE.
T4coslA, Jane 70, 1881.
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AsToxrsHIsc sUcCEss,

Il is the duty Of eysry person who bal
used BoscAes's German SgrAp to let ID
wonderful qualities Be known 70 theif
friends IN curing consumption. severe
coughs, Group, ssthmg, pasumonia, aud
ia fact ell tht0at and lung diseases. No
person car nss Il without immeCiate
relief. Three doses will relisYe any case,
ard se consider il the duty Of all drug
gis.s 20 recommend il to the poor, dyi3g
eoEsuripsiv st least TO try ons bottle,
"a 90. coo dozsG bottles we're sold last
rear, and no one esss where il failed
was reported. suoh medicine as the
German Syrup cannot be too widely
kRozn. ASK your sTu9sist about IL.
Sample bottles 90 Try, sold et 10 eents.
Regular sig, % cents. Sold By al
druggists Gad dealers 10 the U1ited
States and Canada dG
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A GRAND BALL

HH, - EEcn o. tsa trssiEg a. Tan ytrsfa
Hall. Aya ybeis tavl- - .c as-.s..tssas A. ~
~ as 60 re A-V
pu seg fhs tzF ,ts fatrs.a- s5art. all
take 8 as. gaiVA pes sac aGrssH
Hsst sssta ata ans r-s,l suiet -a4a-ts a-
trs1a 70 p-y. s.,cG Fs-st s-. 20 sys5-..i.
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ra1e +, rsle. Fusse q si1o.
N-.sSsA, e1trkn f5-sT-sf frirs 50. 49,.
cas-. s. tka ss
Bat ase, h'itftsiL, rgs az s. cat anss-
3 Hs rras 80 seoads
tsss r1st % !eiaas ire 10 t.l-Eir.i
a-iE. Feeuzi, g.
Fsos fsss. he "a As, sassso. ss-Ftr,t
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go fsc7 to- srsls. b. vssu azss e 3 aslls
Yrzss rsi q-lls. 81 as+-a3 - 60.
ali .l9i -zce. 9gs ven flH A. q a -
y yu--s "a - IRA = Fe-e1t. 81 81
AaE las sfFa9 l-esst.a -8
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HstLaNCEn,s Rr,0.sE.

usnsrAl bsalanesS - sDi syiHe oves
bis advsrsaFiss revenge. WITCH, whge
q does Hoa iriarv tAsEs, taasi be ptea
isasly sseet 10 stU. tie w4s fsgcsA
ftosn seAse bsSAass bis dstsEulaed Sua
Aggressive eelisy hAa ar0es q the a.
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Dissolution Notice.

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ copartnsIship lately existing between :.
4 Mitchell. Fred Il. Sparkling, H NJ, Hoyt add
II. 3, Nichols. under he am name and style
Of Mitchell. sp&rling q 90 was dissolved by
mutual consent en- the ed day OF May, 1851.
All Of tbs liabilities Of said drn have been as
sueael by said s. Mitchell and Fred "
Sparkling. said n 81 Hoyt and II. B. Nichols
hBvlug retired from said partnership.
MITCHELL,
FRED Il SPARKLING,
II. N. HoYT.
II. d. NICHOLS,
Toe busintss Il said Arm will he continue
by ssid 5. z. Mitchell and Fred II. sparlin
ardet tie old lrm nsme Of Mitchell. spatlinR
L Co. 5. H. MITCHELL,
FRED H. SPARKLING.
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DlANo FoKTE TUSIs3 Nh &. -. gOR
i "a. stsicly ars1 class iz3sF. q Ia tie
c4ty fsr + q DAYS oaiy es8 sh5E oamHene-
siasy iests-s froz Chlksrsns and Hssou 4
San , go Law orders Sfh Loszssa 4
q hf.r3 cF AsbsEs nAnsrn. satis AeIiOa Eaas.
= trel 1zia1f
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ssan itam By item OF our iats great
purchases. Dress goods worth xl.25 for
sos. Lsdiss' Ross for 35e. worth 75c.
ToxLAs & EIsdEHEAS.
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Industrial Procession

Mili 'skr p e.. 5errsseu.t rz ulini &. szri-si-
TIA =, 81 p h-il1flK 'asEtgs sHd az ashrr ia
dustftsi Eursg.s ana tl2les q he TsrillaYy.
For gha telt rapeFa G "a traEe o. inag.trs
FvsEss wiii b. gissa, ana Sc is 81 desire 4 ths
coart.li 20 taaf a ssraf-i Comastif5au b. hat
East lIiz+ So see1uA. sli. "a = 80.
TFa1 tAE arrival q tha recession a. the
taltl rsiiE Er1ult- sH7r. rsst5 lite az sai
ufastcsf assfFv tuers VII reeu-.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Baoeroft. Of whose works We have the exclu
sivs charge as Publishers, 40 desire It Known
hat tho said Ashley Bancroft T. in no wsy
whatever representative Of or associated
wiih this Company. or the historian. Re
specially, THE HISTORY COMPANY,
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DIED.

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Sc5sf. wife Of ,. A. se9ss, formerly 0i this
eitg
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NOW IN SEATTLE.


VINO has FOR YEARS PAST VISITED
w ParslAzA . . represel; alive q the Pa
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. WsIi kaEEn tAraa Ehlst tEs Sortswesl
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v 1stirg1oa sad ortgsn. : sos IN seattle
gasr- be nay bo eoEsa'tei rsSar2irs Al
rtrelie aa1 sarE "a nfeelfons inciasira dis
eksss q the Eys. EaT. Mss CasarTh. All Tbroas
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FOR q e MT.
FOR SALE.

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walk from the Occidental Hotel, for sale ct o
bargain. Apply to
L. NKUMAN,
jsi5 o. Gnnsmith, Commercial street,
ENoR SALE OR RENT-A FIRST CLASS
II sas MILL on the Columbia river. In this
Territory. doing splendid local business. and
Wits every facility for shipments by sea or
rail. Capssity, 20 N per day OF lumber and 10
NJ lath For particulars apply 90 A LBERr NJ
SNYDER, Room 10. Whites Building. corneg
FroEt snd Columbia sts Seattle, W. r. iel6 81
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-1 WILL ARRIVE IN SEATTLE
l a. a; June th sita Fif'eeu Yoke Of ire
son cet,s isittl A J. BAKER.
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Agents Wanted.

WANTED-MEN TO MAKE RAIL
w road ties. Timber frst class- J. A.
RsIIEY. Redmond p. o.. King Co. ieI2 2w
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.nSg OF ran OLDEST ASD BEST STOCEED
~ PAINS ia Eiss county. yithia tseiye
asilss Of Sesiile. F9r fars-tr pArticaiArs Aa-
d7sss P. o box 80, Ssatiie jslSdHIu
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WANTs-To LET-FORSAL

a YOUNG NAN FROM THE EAST WOULD
n desire positioa o. ttne elerk. book-kesp-
sr or coefdeliial man generally, having al
Ways been employed As snrh while in the East
Can show letters Of reference from all en-.
ployeFs. Address ]. z. @ care Of this once.
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(NANTKP-so0 MKS, ONE MILE ABOVE
w Meaaervglie Butte, Montana, t. work on
Montana Central Railroad; wages 81 Is per day.
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Wm. SBHtna q spbm.

l1nfere 9auptnabruag 1T unb bleibi
6as Gleii9, unb um iol6es frii@ unb
gut 5u erlangen, fann man unnt6gliG
einen auberldfigeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. D6fing & 5obn, go.
511 gbe. 6. Sic 9erret babert BEN
@ei6mad ibrer Runben &e6nung &C.
tragen unb in ibrem @tabliHement eine
falte 2uftmai6ine erri6tet, tpel9e allen
Mnforoerungen fir grbaltung ut1b gnt=
fernung i9dbli6er Sngrebien5en bes
Gleii6es entipri9t. Sic baben beffdns
big iii ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
Borratb bon Waitbieb, aus tpel9em
nur bas 8eite fit lire &unben getpdbli
tpirb. Wer reel bebient fein mill, ber
beiu1e ben Martt, Sc. 511
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6. S. Wsauer,

Wet : 60 mercefraBe
bdlt elm groBes unb iebr getpdbltes 2as
ger Don Sapeten, &Duteaur,
Bilberrabmen nnb II,
unb ferner teben 3ei9nensM aterialien
afler Mrt, Garben unb Mnfrei=
der : 90 ri aIien, Defenders
9ammers @fertig gemif1te
Tarben, bic beifen unb biligffen I'M
Marfte, bis unter boiler @arantie Der,
tauft tperben. SEN fters unb 6 b e.
gelgIas unb anbere in biefes Sod
f6lageube Nrtifel; tporin Qerr Mhler
6as gr6Bte Eager i'm Wefen bes Staa.
tes bat. Muftrdge aus Dem 2anbe tuer.
ben prompt ausgefibrt.